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Several employees from Moore Norman Technology Center were honored with top awards at the 2024 Oklahoma Summit conference in Tulsa earlier this month. 

The statewide Oklahoma Summit conference is a joint event between the Oklahoma Department of CareerTech and OkACTE, the state chapter of the Association for Career and Technical Education. The event is held annually and draws over 1,000 career and technical education faculty, staff, and administrators. 

Continue Reading about Moore Norman Technology Center Employees Win Top Awards at State Career Tech Conference
Wendy Perry Leadership Oklahoma Class 37
Congratulations to Dr. Wendy Perry for her acceptance into Leadership Oklahoma, Class 37! Leadership Oklahoma is a premier leadership program designed to create an educational experience for top leaders to address current issues facing our state across various industries.
 
During the next ten months, Dr. Perry will meet for two-day sessions in various communities, experiencing the many social and environmental complexities of the state.
 
Participating in Leadership Oklahoma is an opportunity to share more about the value of career and technical education in contributing to the workforce solution. As the group explores key issues affecting the state, Dr. Perry is an excellent advocate for CareerTech. Her specific knowledge of healthcare training is an example of how MNTC is building Oklahoma's workforce by producing a pipeline of highly skilled workers for in-demand jobs.
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PLTW Distinguished School Badge
Moore Norman Technology Center has been recognized as a 2023-24 Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Distinguished School. As one of just a few hundred high schools across the U.S. to receive this honor, MNTC delivers broad access to transformative learning experiences for students through PLTW Biomedical Science and EngineeringPLTW is a national nonprofit organization that serves millions of PreK-12 students and teachers in over 12,200 schools across the U.S, aiming to make every student in every grade STEM successful. 
 
Moore Norman Technology Center is one of seven distinguished high schools in Oklahoma this year. "By offering dynamic, project-based learning experiences, PLTW has made complex concepts more accessible and relatable, encouraging students to explore their interests and pursue STEM-related career paths. As a result, our school has become known for producing graduates who are well-prepared for college and the workforce, particularly in STEM fields." stated Cole Atkinson, Director of STEM programs. 
Continue Reading about Moore Norman Technology Center Receives National Recognition from Project Lead The Way for Commitment to Empowering Students.

 

 

Aviation Program Opens at Moore Norman Technology Center

Oklahoma CareerTech: Manufacturing a Workforce Starts Early

Film Set Ready interview with MNTC adjunct Jordan Wilson

 

 

 

 

Mission

“Preparing for success, changing lives, building better tomorrows.”

Vision

Moore Norman Technology Center is recognized as the first choice for workforce development and training, committed to providing an outstanding educational experience for every student and client.

Core Values

  • Accountability
  • Data-Driven
  • Valuing People
  • Continual Improvement
  • Collaboration

100%

Of MNTC Workforce & Economic Development clients surveyed would use our services again.

One hundred percent of MNTC Workforce & Economic Development clients surveyed said they would use our services again and would recommend our services to other businesses.

90%

Graduates were employed or continued their education.

Career and technical education (CTE) through Moore Norman prepares graduates with industry training, curriculum rigor, and employability skills that provide options for them to take employment,
start a college degree program, or both.

$3.5B

Oklahoma CareerTech graduates add more than $3.5 billion annually to the state's economy.

Cost-Benefit Analysis of CareerTech Career Majors - Lifetime Income Gains and the Impact on the Oklahoma Economy. A study prepared by Mark C. Snead, Ph.D.